@bailsafe Thank you very much!

A2: I forgot these honestly and will add them soon. :)

F遵01, F遵02: It's an interesting case although I already added some blank plaques (nearly every sign has a blank one included). I'm trying to avoid using words as much as possible for the reason of universality. I must admit though that relying on symbols gave me a few problems (like "slow": there's simply no easy way of displaying that but using the word wouldn't work in Non-Latin-Letter using countries. One Letter is OK though) They are in Traffic Signs G (400+).

About the Stop signs: It's the same thing as mentioned above but blanks are included to write Stop (or multilingual/local tongue variations) on it. They are in Traffic Signs F (300-700+).

指37: That bothered me too :) I'm on it!

F遵26, F遵28, F遵28.1: Yup, they will be in the next. (Bike, Car, Bus, Tram, Hov(?))

Again, thank you very much for your suggestions and feedback! I's very appreciated! :)

Been looking for a pack like this for forever, and considered making my own soon, but you've done this so well! One suggestion: a "STOP" sign for the next addendum. I think it's enough of a universally-recognized English word that StVO Zeichen 206 would work.

Also, Taiwan's road signs [commons.wikimedia.org] are in a very similar style as Japan's, which would fill in some missing signs like:

- "A2: Follow the Arrow": Chevrons for sharp turns, T-intersections, and roundabouts
- F遵01, F遵02 are supplementary plaques in English for STOP / YIELD
- F遵26, F遵28, F遵28.1 are overhead signs for car/bike/bus lanes
- 指37 [pic.pimg.tw]: Exit sign for motorways could use StVO's Autobahn­ausfahrt symbol

Thanks again for your hard work! Love the packs!